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Parkhill


Parkhill is a settlement located between Bowburn and Coxhoe, in County Durham. It lies within the civil parish of Cassop-cum-Quarrington. The Parkhill housing estate was originally built for miners and their families, at the south-east of Bowburn. It took it's name from Park Hill Farm. In the past Park Hill Farm in Quarringtonthe was lager, extending from the Four Mile Bridge at the edge of Coxhoe to Durham Road West in Bowburn.[1] In the 1960s the A1(M) interchange was built and Parkhill was separated from Bowburn by the motorway. At the south-east of Parkhill is the Italian Farmhouse Kitchen (formerly the Kicking Cuddy pub, and historically the Clarence Villa). Some residents and businesses use Coxhoe as their address, whilst others distinguish the settlement as Parkhill.

County Durham Bowburn Colliery (1906-1967) Coxhoe Cassop-cum-Quarrington Parish Bowburn
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The Kicking Cuddy, Parkhill

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Park Avenue, Parkhill

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Houses on the B6291

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Bridleway from Roman Road in Parkhill to Old Quarrington

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Bowburn
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Bowburn
- Overview About Bowburn Map Street View Bowburn is a village in County Durham, located about 3 miles south-east of the city of Durham, just over a mile north of Coxhoe, and …
Bowburn Colliery (1906-1967)
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Bowburn Colliery (1906-1967)
- The sinking of Bowburn Colliery began on the 23rd July 1906, by Bell Brothers Ltd, ironmasters of Middlesbrough, and also the owners of Tursdale Colliery. The sinking of Bowburn Colliery …
Coxhoe
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Coxhoe
- Overview About Coxhoe Map Street View COXHOE, a township, in the parish of Kelloe, S. division of Easington ward, union, and N. division of the county, of Durham, 5½ miles …

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